The Shadow Home Secretary on last year's shock general election result, Labour's Brexit stance, and the abuse she's faced during her 30 years as an MP

Several of the appointments are to briefs that have a high degree of churn. That's bad news for the Prime Minister—and for the country

A new poll shows that Labour, Liberal Democrat and SNP members all support another vote

Most philosophers no longer tell us anything meaningful about the world at all. When he argued this in 2014, Peter Unger caused quite the controversy. And now he's back

Bit by bit, the meaning of “success” has been changed

From the Daily Mail front page to calls for deselection, the response to Wednesday’s vote shows that hardline Leavers are rattled. This is why

Conservative MPs are divided over whether the PM should stump up more cash to unlock negotiations

Michael Ignatieff's The Ordinary Virtues explores the idea of a common morality

According to some the exit clause is deeply flawed

The mere possibility of a "cliff edge" Brexit is already creating uncertainty for airlines, who fear their planes will be grounded on the tarmac come March 2019